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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1981302
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
6/13/1997
From
WILLIAM F JENNINGS
To
DICK ANTONIO
Media Type
D
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No
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HE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK <br /> THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT <br /> CULTURAL EDUCATION CENTER <br /> ALBANY. NEW YORK 12230 <br /> NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM SCIENCE SERVICE BIOLOGICAL SURVEY <br /> 3 19,300 <br /> 25 July 1986 <br /> Mr . Jim Crane <br /> Real Estate/Open Space <br /> City of Boulder <br /> 1877 Broadway <br /> Boulder , Colorado 80306 <br /> Dear Mr . Crane: <br /> Bill Jennings has informed me of his discovery of a population <br /> of Spiranthes diluvialis along both sides of US 36 at South <br /> Boulder Creek . This station is only the eleventh site at which <br /> the species has been found. Most records are from the Great <br /> Basin, and only three (including the new Boulder site) are from <br /> Colorado. Most of the Great Basin stations have been destroyed <br /> by habitat destruction, and the Boulder population is only the <br /> fifth known presently to survive . It is, furthermore, by far the <br /> largest known population. <br /> Accordingly, I urge you to take this plant into account in your <br /> land use planning, and afford it some manner of protection. Note <br /> that this does not mean strict preservation of the area; <br /> obviously, whatever management the area has received in the past <br /> has been very beneficial . Indeed, this species will require <br /> active management (most likely grazing or mowing) for the <br /> population to be maintained at a high level. <br /> Please feel free to call on me if you have any questions or feel <br /> I might be of further assistance . <br /> i <br /> Charles J. Sheviak , <br /> Curator of Botany <br /> cc - <br />
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